| The Gurney clock is a unique timepiece built on Harrison's principles and it is said to be the most accurate mechanical clock ever produced.
Named the Gurney clock because it was donated to the City of Norwich in 1975, to mark the bi-centenary of the founding of what is now Barclay's Bank by the Gurney Family in 1775, the same year in which Harrison's principles were published.
The movement, built by Martin Burgess, |
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| The unique regulator movement of the
Gurney Clock built to Harrison's principles published in 1775 said to be the most accurate mechanical timepiece in existence. |
| The new case and renovated automata of the clock,
which depict the movement of money in and around the City of Norwich |
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Clocks